Proper photo galleries coming soon. Until then, check out my Instagram feed to get a feel for my style. 

At first, I refused to give in. Sitting in a crowded parking lot, I’d watch strings of cars circle down freeway ramps as stubborn thoughts moved just as quickly in my brain. “This isn’t my city. This isn’t my scene. This isn&r
How many times have I cried on an airplane? Head down. Sheets of hair covering my cheeks as I dig my nails into my coffee cup. This goodbye hurts. I'm leaving just as I feel myself resurfacing. Once again I've fallen into the pattern of isolating my
Leaving me in the dust while hiking barefoot up the side of the mountain, carrying heavy farm tools: the epitome of a badass. Happy International Women's Day!
For me, Instagram is a way to tell a story about a specific blip in my life. I put less emphasis on the "insta" and more on the "gram," leading to a very Carmen Sandiego feed. My IG is still set in India, while I'm sat at a tea ho
The caretaker of the Dzongri hut was a woman who appeared to be in her late 30s. She would stay in the tiny cabin throughout the hiking seasons (3-4 months at a time) before making the arduous journey home to her family. She was strong and capable an
Ultimate extreme at 13,675 feet. Ninja wear and hops not included.
Sneaky mountain peaks with a splash of pink.
Waking up at the crack of dawn to catch the sunrise from Dzongri Peak. Poor little Missouri lungs huffing and puffing for air, but all eyes ahead on @mikaya.live 👊🏻 #latergram
Blessing prayer flags. Tiny specks enwrapped in awe. #latergram
And then the clouds part and you realize you've been surrounded by majestic giants the whole gosh darn time. ☺️ #feelingit #latergram #himalayas #sikkim #india #dzongri #trek #khangchendzonga #mountainsfordays #womenwhohike